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Clean your gas tank... fill it with rocks and sand to remove rust.
Why?
This is why..
I found this mess in both carbs of a H**** 500 Shadow.
Why?
This is why..
I found this mess in both carbs of a H**** 500 Shadow.
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Wow...if you picked up the bike for cheap because it wasn't running, awesome deal for you. If you're working on it for a friend...smack them upside the head. Hard.
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Rocks and sand ?
Dont you want that out of there ?
I powerspray at the car wash after everything is removed then I use a air mover ( snail fan ) to dry it out a few hours on a warm day .Last edited by H-2 CHARLIE; 02-08-2015, 09:03 PM.Comment
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lmao . ive always used and handfull of stainless nuts and bolts. strap it to front of nephews fourwheeler for the day . like new!Comment
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A cheap box of bbs works also."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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I've heard of using rocks... but not sand.... sand seems useless given the situation you're in.
Bolts and nuts seems like a much better option.2005 Suzuki Katana GSX 600
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